Trustees of Athens General Hospital Meet at City Hall
The trustees will hold a meeting this afternoon at 5 o'clock in City Hall. A house on Cobb Street and Prince Avenue has been moved back and, once fixtures are installed, will open in about two weeks as the nurses home. A temporary nurse training school will operate there, while bids on the new hospital contract are expected to be awarded and construction to begin soon.
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Mrs. Emma Collier Funeral Today At Prospect Church
Mrs Emma Collier aged 58 died yesterday at the residence six miles from Athens in Kenney district. Funeral services are at 11 this morning at Prospect church Clarke county with interment in the churchyard. She is survived by husband John W Collier and four daughters including Mrs Clyde Benedict and Mrs Lelah.
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Emma Collier
Athens
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Prospect Church
Clarke County
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John W.collier
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Lelah
Monroe Hotel Seeks Buyer in Major City Auction
An auction on Tuesday night for a $100,000 hotel property in the city drew bidders for a 94 by 18 foot lot behind the residence. The parcel adjoins the federal post office to the south and includes the hotel building and inventory. The sale, held at the Tete of the Annettte, attracted offers from local buyers and financiers.
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Tli
Consiatti
Isle and Family
Humber
Federal Post Office
Ban Hair Color Restorer Promises Gray Hair Reversal
An advertising notice from H.R. Palmer & Son touts Ban Hair Color Restorer promising to turn gray hair to a dark even shade within days. The product claims to stop dandruff and falling hair and offers a money back guarantee for 75 cents at drug stores and mall orders.
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H.R. Palmer & Son
Piles Cure Found Inside Out Says Specialist
J. S. Leonhardt, M.D., claims external remedies fail for piles. He developed Hem-Rolda, an internal treatment after testing 1000 cases, promoted as a safe, easy, guaranteed option.
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Leonhardt
Road conditions worsen north and south of Atlanta in April 1920
High waters have declined toward Chattanooga but washes remain un修 fixed and many roads are impassable. The route to Columbus via Newnan and the Augusta corridor are still bad though improving slowly with repairs. Tax notices close May 1 as J H Dorsey, tax receiver, urges state and county returns.
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Chattanooga
Newnan
Columbus
Augusta
C.F. von Herrmann
J. H. Dorsey
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